We couldn’t ignore students’ anger over UG fees – Education ministry

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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 5 days ago

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.......for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.......for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• Ajara 5 days ago

  That idiot Dr. Zaato and Dr. Domfe conspired with some SRC executives to increase the fees. So that he comes to sit on panel with that his hippopotamus mouth to be throwing his hands like a fool and blaming government for eve ...
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  That idiot Dr. Zaato and Dr. Domfe conspired with some SRC executives to increase the fees. So that he comes to sit on panel with that his hippopotamus mouth to be throwing his hands like a fool and blaming government for everything. Cow

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• Wwwe 5 days ago

  When we told people to agree with us that NDC’s inflation figures are misleading, idiots like you disagreed. In 2024, inflation was 25% and common FanIce was 3 cedis. Now inflation is said to be 9%, yet FanIce is 5 cedis. C ...
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  When we told people to agree with us that NDC’s inflation figures are misleading, idiots like you disagreed. In 2024, inflation was 25% and common FanIce was 3 cedis. Now inflation is said to be 9%, yet FanIce is 5 cedis. Chicken was 180 cedis when inflation was 25%, but now it is 300 cedis under the so-called NDC inflation. This inflation is not real—think about it.

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• Kofi BA 5 days ago

  Why did the ministry step in? The dollar has come down as well as inflation so I thought Clement Apaak and his 419 government could explain to Ghanaians why the fees were increased.

  Why did the ministry step in? The dollar has come down as well as inflation so I thought Clement Apaak and his 419 government could explain to Ghanaians why the fees were increased.

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• Donboli 5 days ago

  Another useless minister. Who will educate your children for £200.00 a year. Who feed their children less than £200.00 a year.
  Too many of our children are only in the institutions because we can not feed them at home.

  Another useless minister. Who will educate your children for £200.00 a year. Who feed their children less than £200.00 a year.
  Too many of our children are only in the institutions because we can not feed them at home.

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• Raphael Abeam US 5 days ago

  Is this part of the reset agenda. What kind of government is this. You increased 9% Salaries to workers and now you increase students students fees 25%.Have you given the students work to do so that they can pay that kind fee ...
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  Is this part of the reset agenda. What kind of government is this. You increased 9% Salaries to workers and now you increase students students fees 25%.Have you given the students work to do so that they can pay that kind fees you want to charge them. At the same time you want to increase utility services. What do expect parents and guardians to do.Dont arrest any student lady practicing prostitution to pay her fees

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• Visita 5 days ago

  The question is ,if the NDC government couldn't ignore students' anger over UG fees, why on earth did they ignore publics' outcry over astronomical increases in utility tariffs? Please Mr.Ministet,don't play games with the mi ...
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  The question is ,if the NDC government couldn't ignore students' anger over UG fees, why on earth did they ignore publics' outcry over astronomical increases in utility tariffs? Please Mr.Ministet,don't play games with the minds of Ghanaians.

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